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Computing companies ally for low power
April 19, 2006 AMD, IBM, HP and Sun band together to try to encourage energy thriftiness among computing customers.IBM's x86 server chief departing
February 2, 2007 Susan Whitney, who has overseen IBM's push toward high-end servers with Intel and AMD chips, is retiring.Server shipments surged last quarter
October 30, 2003 Unit sales jumped 21 percent to 1.37 million in the third quarter compared with 2002, with IBM posting the biggest gain.Sun rises with new generation of servers
September 25, 2000 The company will unveil a new generation of Unix servers and UltraSparc processors, amid a cultural transformation that may prove more difficult than other product launches.Sun, Intel part ways on Solaris plans
July 21, 2000 The companies finally are seeing eye to eye on whether Sun's Solaris operating system should run on Intel's upcoming Itanium chip: Now both companies think it's a lousy idea.Sun, Intel square off over Itanium support
March 3, 2000 The two high-tech giants are in a high-stakes game of chicken in a debate about which company needs the other more in the lucrative e-commerce world.IBM warms to AMD Opteron servers
April 28, 2006 Opteron advantages, plus HP and Sun successes with the chip, could mean a stronger commitment from IBM.'New' CEOs and a new Sun-Intel partnership
January 23, 2007 Personalities of new CEOS, not just technology, figured in Intel's return to Sun Microsystems' server line.IBM, AMD to deepen Opteron ties
July 20, 2006 Top execs expected to go public with effort to boost Big Blue's servers with AMD's chips, CNET News.com has learned.Sun puts 16 cores on its 'Rock' chip
December 8, 2006 High-end chip likely will stay a step ahead of competitors in the multicore processor race. Also, the chip design could be done this year.Gateway begins AMD server push
November 8, 2006 Gateway becomes the latest computer maker to begin selling x86 servers using Advanced Micro Devices' Opteron processor.Sun recoups server market share
August 23, 2006 Long-suffering No. 3 server maker gains at the expense of IBM, Hewlett-Packard and Dell.Sun's server guy peers ahead
June 20, 2006 Sun Microsystems is open to adopting Intel chips and is spreading the word about power consumption, says John Fowler, executive VP of systems.IBM chip architect guns for gigahertz
February 14, 2006 Unlike many colleagues, Power6 chief architect Brad McCredie continues to give clock speed priority in IBM's next-gen server processor.Sun says UltraSparc V two chips in one
August 6, 2001 The company has only just started delivering its UltraSparc III processor, but already it has begun touting the split-personality features of its upcoming UltraSparc V chip.IBM brings Unix, faster chip to Power blades
October 8, 2004 Big Blue says it has improved the processor of its JS20 blade servers and now sells them with its AIX version of Unix.At ISSCC, the circuit set makes connections
February 14, 2007 As chip engineers gather in San Francisco, Intel shows off its teraflop chops, and AMD talks pricing pressure and power consumption.IBM to launch Linux-only Power servers
September 10, 2004 OpenPower line to make debut Monday as Big Blue looks beyond the chip's high-end niche, CNET News.com has learned.Sun begins high-end phase of x86 servers
July 11, 2006 Company launching high-end server, its second attempt at blades and the resurrected "Thumper" packed with 48 disk drives. Photos: Sun's Opteron serversIntel's long-awaited Montecito set for debut
July 7, 2006 Chipmaker will trumpet energy efficiency improvements at the July 18 launch of the delayed high-end server chip. Sponsored matches for "Sun Microsystems Inc."
